It looks like Blessing Awodibu is taking his game to the next level.
After his performances at the Indiana and New York Pro shows, Blessing Awodibu is making a change. Blessing has acknowledged that he has work to do and is putting himself to task. Now, the budding prospect has decided to hire a new coach to help me with his gains and game.
Coach Abdullah Alotaibi has become known for helping some of the best bodybuilders in the world reach their next level. A trainer over at Oxygen Gym in Kuwait, Abdullah played a pivotal role in helping Brandon Curry become the 2019 Mr. Olympia. Now Blessing Awodibu has decided to work with the high level trainer, Abdullah Alotaibi.
Welcome to the Team
In a recent Instagram post coach Abdullah welcomed Blessing Awodibu to the team.
Welcome bro to my team. Guys be ready to see the real next level.
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If you’re a fan of Blessing Awodibu this is some great news. In many instances athletes don’t take the time to look at themselves and be honest about their situation. Rather than admit to themselves that they need to make a change they instead choose the easy path: doing what they’ve always done and sticking to it. But there is no such thing as making growth in your comfort zone. It requires putting yourself through discomfort to attain the best results from yourself.
Blessing Awodibu has come to understand that if he wants to challenge for the top spot in bodybuilding he’ll have to make some changes. His size, particularly his legs, are going to have to increase. He’ll have to get his conditioning in top form as well. Blessing has come to understand this and has decided to work with one of the best coaches in the game.
With stablemates like Brandon Curry, Blessing Awodibu won’t lack motivation. It’s the perfect kind of position to put himself in. Champions train with champions and if Blessing wants to attain those lofty goals, he should be training alongside some of the best of the best.
What do you think of Blessing Awodibu hiring Abdullah Alotaibi as his new coach?
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